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Physicist Murry Salby Compares CO2 “Pseudo-Science” To The Medical Quackery Of Blood-Letting!

By on 7. August 2016

Last month at the University College London, atmospheric scientist Prof. Murry Salby, formerly of Macquarie University in Australia, gave a damning presentation on man-made CO2 and its (lack of) impact on global climate. Hat-tip: a reader by e-mail. He begins by reminding that climate is a subject of “limited understanding” and that it one of […]

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Czech Republic’s Hottest Summer In 1540.

By on 6. August 2016

Imagine the hysteria we would see from the establishment if the following happened today. Our modern technical life probably would get banned by hysterical politicians and environmentalists. Just how bad that summer was is described here in detail. More below: ====================================== Top summer in the Czech Republic: Unexpected heat in 1540 By Dr. Sebastian Lüning and […]

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German Scientists Say It’s “Game Over” For “Potsdam Climate Alarm Factory”

By on 5. August 2016

At their “Die kalte Sonne” site, geologist Dr. Sebastian Lüning and chemist Prof. Fritz Vahrenholt write that Stefan Rahmstorf of the alarmist Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact research has had to watch another one of his alarmist claims go down in flames. ========================================= Game over: Dutch scientists refute Rahmstorf’s Gulf Stream alarm story By Dr. […]

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Non-Existent Relationship ...CO2-Temperature Correlation Only 15% Of Last 165 Years

Non-Existent Relationship …CO2-Temperature Correlation Only 15% Of Last 165 Years

By on 4. August 2016

By Kenneth Richard The HadCRUT global temperature dataset that the IPCC references contains instrumental records that date back to the year 1850. Precise CO2 data (measured in tenths of parts per million)  from thousands of years ago can be found in Antarctic ice cores, with direct measurements (Mauna Loa) available since the 1950s.   In comparing […]

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Snow Forecast For Central Europe (Again!) ...Down To "Under 2000 Meters Elevation"!

Snow Forecast For Central Europe (Again!) …Down To “Under 2000 Meters Elevation”!

By on 3. August 2016

What’s going on in Europe this summer? It seems this summer is getting regularly punctuated by fall-like or even winterlike weather. Snow is once again in the forecast – during the hottest time of the year! Wintry conditions forecast for some parts of the Alps next week. Photo: NTZ (not Alps region, for illustrative proposes […]

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German Daily ‘Die Welt’: “People Rebelling Against Wind Power” …Viewed As “A Destructive Force”

By on 2. August 2016

The July 24, 2016 print edition of national flagship daily Die Welt wrote a feature story on how German citizens are becoming fed up with the widespread crony capitalism of the wind energy business and are thus now mobilizing a fierce rebellion. The German daily writes of health issues for people living in their vicinity. The […]

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All Natural… Four New Scientific Publications Show No Detectable Sea Level Rise Signal!

By on 1. August 2016

4 New Papers: Anthropogenic Signal Not Detectable in Sea Level Rise By Kenneth Richard Photo: By Tiago Fioreze (Own work) [CC BY-SA 3.0 (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0) or GFDL (http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/fdl.html)], via Wikimedia Commons It is widely assumed that sea levels have been rising in recent decades largely in response to anthropogenic global warming. However, due to the inherently large […]

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